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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-01

Robbins d Jacobs List.
l49 East Third st.
. LOTS, corner Fauquier and Atlantic near
81 East Seventh: $1,000 takes them both; this
week only; 500 cash, balance two years. time.
IN LOTS just off Payne av., this side Maryland
~ st.,$3650; all lie fine: are decided barg aim
this price good until March only.
$3.50 EACH for few lots in Syndicate No. s.
I'll 000 FOR corner of two lots on Jessa-
tp1sOOO mine St, near Arcade ST; cheapest
piece on the street. l's
.: LOTS, corner Arcade and Maryland; a bar
- gain; few days only. E.
GENERAL bargains in blocks and acres; also
y several houses and lots.
CD Il 6(1-LOT 4, block 4, Brunson's addi-
'p<Ss FJO ton. 40 foot front by $50 deep to 30
foot alley; fine building site; nice large trees,
sewer. water and gas in street; 5000 under the
market; few days only. Robbins s. Jacobs, l49 East
Third ST..
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WANTED TO BUY.
GOAL AND WOOD-Wanted TO purchase an
- established business and outfit Reply to X
7. T., st. Paul Daily Globe. $500
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w AMI to exchange good hotel in q 1--we
town in Southeastern Dakota for st. Paul
real estate. Inquire of Larxln & Cresy, 200 Eas.
seventh 81. 369-7
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rTEAMSTER-Singlem man well acquainted in
I the city: Call at Room 81. Court block
TWO ACTIVE MEN who can give security
I or first-class recommendation; steady
ployment Call after $3.50 at No. II West Third
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SITUATIONS WANTED.
NIaIt

A PPRENTICE-Boy of 10 wants situation
"A in plumbing Office to learn trade G. o..
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ari o.hcr ailFer'T, faf Hh.sh ionr0n'H CAPE
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cum "fHTsIHIu' ~ "HsT H'rlnr.' AK rHg
HFsE0s'H tsl fAEF no JtHgls. l1AW.-o
hkAuI Nl A JOHNSON,
I-.-r NM. Nor N.rL
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CuTlouRA. tho great Skin Cure. ard Curf
ternally, and CTR cuRa REsOLvESr, The Nav
hl00d Purifier intcfv y, an positive cure
ior every form oil kkin and Blood III ease,
tom Pimplos 10 crofula. sold everywhere.
ffioei CuricrRA, y ccntsi sOAf, % conul
gsoLyEsr, 90. Prepared by tls PgTrEh
send Tor "Iow to suressfu Diseases !"
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Mrs. fOrd's Children.

JERSEY Cry, N. j., September o.
Alter having made an exhaustive IN.
vestigation Of all the clsws concerning
the mysterious disappearaDce Of Mrs.
Mary Z. Ford's three children, the
police have reached the conclusion
that they sailed on the Red Star Line
steamer Beleenlapd, with the Gsrmsn
woman who came through with Mts,
Ford on the train from California.
Chief OF Police Murphy has ascsr-
tanned that the woman's name Is Fort,
and that her husband Is an oificer in
the United States Navy, who is at
pretent on leave Of absence for three
months. Mrs. Fort lie accompanied by
her husband, who is going to look after
properly that he recently inherited in
France. The Belgenlsnd is expected
tn arrive at Antwerp today and Chief
Murphy has csbled to the United
States Consul there to look out for
the children.
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An ECCENTRIC Old Pren, hnr-

PITrsBURG, Pa, September 9.-sev.
ersl weeks ago the Rev. Thomas Ei.
wards, aged eighty four year,, and for
a hall century a rstidsnl Of this city,
disappeared mysteriously from his
home, on the South Side. He wss
quite eccentric in his habits, bu, as he
was known 10 have considerable
money In his possession at the ii ne Of
his dissp DeaIance, and left behind
him property valued at $4,000, II was
feared that he had met with foul play.
A letter was received from him yes,er-
day, however, dated Camartheshire,
Wales, in which he stated that no pro.
posed 10 remsin there the rect Of his
days, but assigned no reason for bis
sudden departure. His relatives here
have taken charge OF his es ate.
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oor.ai TO heath By q BulI.

HiNsDAIK, Ill, September 9.-Farm-
en- Lyman, = resident Of the southern
part Of Downer's Grove township, was
gored TO death by bull Wednesday.
Mr.. Lyman and auotheS man went
into tha pasture 10 look At some cattle,
when the bull attacked his owner and
gored him in = horrible manner. His
companion escaped 10 barn, and he
and another man mounted horses,
armed themselves With pItokorkB and
salloped back Ia the rescue. Tney
were too late, however, Tor Mr. Lyman
was dead. The bull stood near the
mutilated body, believing Gngrily.
His ewes were rolling, roth was drip.
ping from his mouth, and his tail was
lashing tue air The excited hoTsemen
charged hgfcely upon BIN with the
pitc6iorks, ana Giler q stubborn hght
he ran away. Retaining 10 the body
OF Mr.. Lyman, The men iluud u tern
biz mutilatld and dif6sured. Gao
arm was iorn Of and he Was nearly
dIsembogeled. Mr.. Lymau's compan.
ion says thOt when the iniufiated bull
Hrs. knocked bis victim down, MI. Ly-
man lay still, and the animal simply
walked around his PROSTATE form,
paving and believing, II was then
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Judge zabia Suspended.

Ell PAso, Tx September eileen.
ciado Nsjera, Of Paso del Mort, who
is prosecuting attorney OF thu Court Of
Lestere, and next In authority TO Judge
Zibla, who recently assaulted Consul
Brigham, has received a telegram an.
nOuncing the suspension Of u ibis, and
instructing him 10 turn over % him
the archives, etc, ni ths Oourt Of LIST
ters 10 the first alcalde, Juan Barela.
Opinions differ a. TO the csnee Of
Zibia's suspeusiou. Sons assigu Il
to hia uuvSrrsntsd attack uoon Con.
Bul Brigham. O.hers say that the
thaIg-s made aR'inst him by Mayor
Pfoyinci brought about tue result OF
the Supreme Cocrt Of. the State Of
chihuahua. The power has suepsuded
BIN 20 secret B.ssion aud ihs exact
GAUGE may never be mhdo public.
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FACE IaUMORS.
seven Years of Physical asd NentAi
suffering Ended by Cuticura,

A BOUT seven years ago | hsd a humot
~ break out upon my facsi u started In q
small bloteh and looted he the sting II
bees then u fpiea and looked like riGg
worm, aud became very painful. at 0noo
went 10 one % the best doc ois IN tho city,
and he could do no no good No less III In
twelve Of the best doctors have had trial
at my face, and al Of them failed. will
not give you a liit Of theft names, but will
say that they voro from Boston, New York
aud Maine, also from England, France and
Canada. lhave been a hotel cook aud stew
ard for years. In the tunmer I cook Al
watering Places that Ia Why have had an
opportunity Of beins among sood doctors,
Thoy could not cure my face, and l ad
given up all hopes Of eve, belng any better.
Last Jufe vontto Aoosehoad Lake, Maire,
20 cook for the reason. Ny face was 20 hal
did DOT like g. be ieen. A. the lake met .
gentleman from Ensland. lie told mo ~
use your CuriouaA kEngDiEs and they would
cure me at once. did ~. TIE rofult va,
w three weeks tho sores on my lace we're
healed up used u all the season. Ny face
u we'll aud no scars 10 DO seen. have roc.
ommende' u 10 a num bor, and IN every case
v has cured them. II would take a Froat
deal n monoy 10 put me bgck where vas
o year ago, rfoyiiinE did not knoN what
yOur turicuR, would do. ,hail recon.
mend Il ~ LONG A. live, and shall ever 70.
mail, II. STEVENS, East JAck. ou, Ne.
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Nav YoEK.-Mrs Cleveland arrived
from Washington this morning tor the
purpcss Of shopping IN the city. shy
" stopping quietly with foms iiauds.
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SATURDAY Holiday Not wanted.

NKw YoRK, September 9.-The near
approsch Of autumn han made prsat
many brokers restless under the Set
urday bali holiday law. During the
hot weather, when business is always
dull Saturday, They were willing
enough 10 sacrifice the business hours
aud bic themselves to cool resorts
Now, however, they feel as though
they could no longer spare the com
missions tbsy might make In those
hours. Henry Clews led of come days
$50 with a notice, which he conspicu
ously posted, to the effect that his
Office would keep open Saturdays az
on other dsys. During the past week
the subj ct has been 90 extensively
discuss 4 that the Governing Commit.
tee oil the Stock Exchange brought the
matter mp NJ their Last meeting. No
Teeult Yves reached by the committee,
but II 10 understood that there was
practically no opposition to resembling
the resolution passed last spring. clos.
ingih Exchange afternoon Saturdays.
It's expected that the committee, Il
Ito next regular meeting, will order
the Excharget0 be- kept open on Sat.
uIdsys ~ on other days, beginning
October let. A canvass has been
made Of the other exchanges, and In
all OF them the sentiment was found %
be strongly in favor ithe move. Il
very probable that any tuch aston by
the Stock Exchange will be speedily
followed b. al the others.
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A Woman's Age.

A woman, it is said, is no older
than she looks. Many women, how
ever, look double their actual age by
reason Of those functional disorders
which wear upon the nerves and vi
tality, and which, il unchecked, are
liable to change the most robust
woman to a weak, broken down in.
valid. DIR. Pierce's "Favorite Pre-
scription" will positively cure every
irregularity and weakness peculiar
to the sex, and requires but a single
trial TO prove its surprising merit
Price reduced TO 81. BY druggists
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that the eye witness ran for horse,
thioking that Mr.. Lyman would lie
still until he should arrive armed. l.
is supposed Mr.. Lyman got up, and
that the act was q signal for the ami.
NAL to renew the attack which result.
ad in his death.
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CAPTURED FLAGS.
The Magnanimtty OF an Alabama
Colonel.

Colonel.
MONTGOMERY, ALA September o.
Thomas G. Jones. Colonel Of tho Sec.
ond Alabama Regiment, forwarded
by express to the Governor Of Uon-
necticut co as to Ieach Hartford today
the battle flag of the Sixteenth Con.
nec.icut Volunteers. was captured
at Plymouth, N. q, in April,
1854, by a member Of the Montgomery
True Bluee, which was recogn zed
and Is now one Of the companies in
the Second Alabama Regiment 10
his letter the Colonel says the fl q is
returned because Of the indisposition
to retain a memento OF the triumph OF
brethren over brethren.
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Catarrh, Rose or Hay Fever.

The cleansing, soothing and healing
properties Of Darby's Pfophylsctic
Fluid are experienced 10 The treat.
meut and cure Of Oatarrh aud kindred
complaints. The Fluid eoo.hsl and
heals The inaamed membranes and ~.
moves the offensive odor thgt oharac-
teTzcs the ditsase. Shonldr tho o..
aimmgtinn have reached the throat
nee the Find IA a gaIgo 10 allay the
Inflammation aud 10 disiniect.
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Order or Publication.

NJ. t6lf, q. Din tho Hhan.ery Court II
shelby county, i0lurftCc- state 6l Tens
neasto W.. E Z, HfHytH rf ~
n aprotrIuE from the fiturn 90 The hsfin
10 thiH cause shat tho defendant i ID, bfitt
s not Go be found ln this sUnuty. lrl that
this la suit lutt.fuied Tor me IlfpJto u
enforcing tax Iicns ~ IL 81, q, 4. l.ti
GNHltSE, touth side 4 NaHiHun street
d. ia therefore ordered, That BE- maize
bis ap turance herein q TIE rUufth0uie o.
shelby county, IN The r. " OF Nemplli, npH
1nHinE District 0i shelby county Tonnes.
SEQ, on the htft Monday Ira Jf'optft $50 hll
Plead, tufwaf NJ ltmur i0 elwIIfi. ants.
bill, " the sane VIII 10 taken 10. conferred
a. o. him and Hot .Uf Heafiug rN flfiei ard
that a COPY vi ihi order be 90 1ei once q
Woek nr Our Hut4sHfla weeks I'M tho Nsm-
phH Appeal. llH Hi 10y ~ August, lssI.
"A true cory HitrHil
~. NcDUN ELL, Clofk hnd Mater.
I'D. NrO0Woll, Jr,,n q, ant w..
Matcalf 4 WalAtr, B, J, shepherd, col. i0t
complainant. tatl
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CHANCERY SALE
Rg AL EsTATE,.

- -" - - -. - ~ q
No. 1855. X, D,-ChAncery Court Of shelby
County Hugh Ncdhse, guardian, etc. /,
W. David Pal ter II Al.
10y virtue u an intsflooutery decree for
ID sale, entered y ihs above oau'e on ths
sth day u July, Isl, VI. y. 81. page SIS, 1
will sell AZ public auction, o. tho highei,
bidder, in front Of ne Clerk and Mastsf'q
oroo, AZ tho Main street entrance Of re
courthouse Of sha,bg county, hemrhh Ten
nsssso, on
Saturday, gan day OF septembeF,
1851,
within LEGAL hours, the following described
property, situated 10 shelby crun'y,
lem 10 witl A certain tract Of land about
four miles fiUm the city Of Momlhisi CONE
moncing on tho east line Of Otey avenue
lf0ne times Gale u lily Fort road . chains
~ links from the iliefFfction thereof with
TIE south line n iige0n hotFt road thence
with tho east liru of ~ o. avtnuo " chains
and ~ links i0 a stake hence east 10 % aims
aud llnkato s'aks thence north " chains
and fb liukH q ftHfut thence vest Achai1n
and 40 links 90 Tho tsunninH, loIuz block
aud lone q. DutksH tubdlyuion otlani a
7. q. Bethel, b5ughi BY him Of WALKER \
OHon.
Terms Of ,als-Cs,hi al right ~ home.
sioad and redeg'iYn barred. THIS ID Day ot
September, lN7.
III. MCDOWELL, CLERK and H.g,'f-
ny 4. H. Ca'lEeiI, Deputy q. and N.
H. Clay kirg, solicitor.
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A most wonderful snin Cure.

Have last used your Curfounl REnHpps
on enc Of ny girls, and found u 70 be lust
What u IL recon- nendod a. b., My daufhtef
Watall tfOken out on hof head ana body, and
The hair commenced 10 cone out. Nov she
10 ~ smooth AZ ever she sas, and she has
only taken one boz q CuriouRA, one cake Of
gurtouRA soar, ard ono bottle Of CuriouRl
hEpoLvEEr. doctored With quits amber
doc '0rs, bat & no avail. ! AN WiilinE 10
make Afidayii 20 the truth vi the statement.
GEORGE EAST, Macon, Mich.
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DIX. X. l.. LASKl,

Phy slclan, Surgeon and iccouchet,
RESIDENCE AND OFFICE.
Ji3 Main street, Near Union, /
EolspAoneiho.l@.
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Prom the Coast.

We present to our readers, to-day, a
number of kilograms from the Gulf
Coast. They all show that these ports
tine and in cleaning up. With the seat
of the disease five hundred miles away
and the coast well guarded there seems
to be no cause for alarm i'm Palatka. Ii
cannot be too much insisted upon that
this city should be carefully cleaned i'm
view of possible contingencies. Foul
ness on one mans premises may cause
his neighbors' health to he Initiated with
out causing immediate illness but result
ing finally i'm '.broken-down" condi-
low fever, of which there is, perhaps,
small danger, but others of what are
known as filth" diseases. Therefore,
vigilance should be unremitting.
tbs gratifying tosee that general atten-
ton is given to cleanliness in the: other
towns south and west of us and that
strict quarantine is enforced from Punta
Rassa to Cedar Key. We failed to get
reports from the Atlantic Coast but pre-
sumo that the towns ON that coast are
not inactive but have followed the ex-
ample of Fernandina. for instance.
Our special from Tampa, though brief,
is yet explicit, and leaves no room for
doubt that that city is well guarded and
kept clean. We mention this because
there has been feeling of uneasiness
arising from a lack of definite informa
ton from that port. Only the timid vii
feel any fear that Tampa is a particular
source of danger. Punta Rassa anG
Punta Gorda recognize that they arr
keys to the situation" and have don,
their full duty. Our dispatches shout,
put at rest all rumors and shut TIN
mouths of the rumor mongers-
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KISSANE'S WIFE SPEAKS.
hut for Her Gen. Darr Would Have Me
His Fate Before This.


SAN FRANCISCO. June 1.-Since the
whereabouts of the notorious William
Kissane, alias William h. Rogers, was
made known two days ago several news
paper men have visited his ranch, about
three miles from Sonoma- To reporter
the wife of Kissane said to-day that Gen.
Francis Darr. to whom is ascribed the
reopening of Kissane's Eastern career.
lad made the exposure owing to kis-
sanes failure to pay a claim for $4,000
on account of the Chemical Bank of New
York. She said that since the suit had
actually been commenced the amount
had dropped to 81 300
Gen. Darr and his wife had visited
them at their house prior TO the publica-
ton of the details of her husbands sup
posed career. and had expressed only the
most friendly regard, although. as she
claimed, they came to take an inventory
of their effects. Being asked how she
Thought the affair would end. Mrs. Ro-
gers said:
Il know how it would have ended
long ago if l had not begged and inn
plored my husband for my sake and for
the sake of our children to leave the pun
ishment of Darr's malice and cruelty to
some other hand than his own. Ii Is
well for Gen. Darr that Col. Rogers has
family around. some of them little
ones, or long before this he would have
had to settle with the man whom he has
pursued like a fielId for no cause that
we can imagine except the desire to ex-
tort money!
She said that her husband would de-
fend himself in the courts.
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HE SUFFERED AS If HANGED.
A Lawyer WithhOlds ~ Reprieve Till tn
Drop is About to Fall.

Drop is About to Fall.
New York World.
ATLANTA, June 1.-Two weeks ago
was published the thrilling story of Law
yer Clifton riding across the country
with a reprieve in his pocket for muir
tderer LeSgett. 1t was said that he
reached Re'dsville just in time to stop
he execution, the prisoner standing on
the tap bound, with the cap over his
head and waiting for the fatal drop.
1t is now learned that Clifton got to
Reidsville before daylight and went to
bed. He waited till after the reading of
the death warrant and until after the
prisoner had. made his statement and
the preacher had offered prayer before
he exhibited the reprieve. Mr.. Clifton
says he permitted the details to be
thus gone through 18th i'm order to test
the sanity of the prisoner. If Leggett
should yet he hanged he will have suf-
fered twice the pain of approaching
death. Not a word has been sent to the
Governor in the way of a report.
At the April term of Tattnall Superior
Court Jacob Leggett was indicted. tried
and found guilty of the murder of Lii
| liam Griggsby. The evidence was very
| strong. and showed that Leggett. on ac-
count of jealousy, one Sunday morning
| while Lillian was on her way from Sun
| day School. literally butchered her with
a pocket-knife to prevent her from tax
ing up with his rival. His lawyers saw
they had desperate case and deter
mined, if possible, to save his neck by q
verdict recommending him to be imPris
oned for life, but the jury which was
composed of some of the best men in ths
county. decided that Jake Leggett ough
to- be hanged and rendered their verdic
accordingly. The prisoner was sen
fenced by Judge Hines to be hanged OF
| Nav I3
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IN THE SHADOW OF THE GIBBET
Kin0ness Induces the Woman Murdere~s
tn Partake of Some Food.

Kin0ness Induces the Woman Murderess
tn Partake of some Food
The most unhappy woman in this city
to-day is probably Chiara Cignarale, who
| is awaiting sentence. She is convicted
of the awful crime of killing her hus-
band. She still keeps her fast, and re-
fuses to becomforted- When she awoke
| yesterday she flung herself on her knees
beside her pallet and. hiding her face in
her thin hands, prayed long to the Holy
/ Virgin
| Then she seated herself and began
again rocking herself backward and for
| ward. moaning and crying 20, Nfaden-
/ ma pia, save me-. She would shrek as
the full terror of her position forced it.
self upon her. She constantly exclaimed,
| in justification of her fatal act, He try
| a kill-a me; kill-a him."
Mrs. Walsh, the warden's wife, and
| Matron McAuliffe vainly urged her to
taste some of the delicacies they had pre-
pared for her. At 10 O'Clock Father An
iclatus DE Angels. pastor of the Church
| of st. Anth nv on Sullivan street, entered
| her cell. He Is the good priest who min
! istered to the last needs of Pietro Balbo,
and with Father Duranquet upheld the
| steps of Miguel Chacon on his way to the
gallows. For two hours and half he re-
II
| prayed with her soothed her grief and
| Gained her tOrments. She yielded to his
| entreaties and ate some toast and drank
little tea, the first mouthful of nour-
ishment she had taken in four days.
The venerable father left her calmer
and stopping ON his way through the
grim and barred Egyptian portal, said
| to Warden Walsh:
''She thanks you. She says you could
not he kinder to her if you We're her
father | thank, you too, for your kind
ness to this poor creature, who knows
not the laws of this country nor under
stands the ways of its people"
Then he bent his grizzfed head and
went his way.
1t remains with the Sisters of Charity
who have charge of Chiara's child to
comfort her with a sight of the little one
Since she regretted that she had brought
trouble upon D'Andrea. Cignarle has not
spoken of the IN an who, probably. urged
her to- her crime.
Il would like to see this woman's life.
saved" said Warden Walsh. Il firmly
| believe that hanging is the worse use to
which a criminal be put"
Should every attempt to save her
through the law fail, Governor Hill can
still stretch out his hand and order that
another woman be not hanged.
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Imposing on the Judge.

\ man was brought into court in one
of the several Prohibition counties in
Dakota, charged with selling liquor He
was sentenced to thirty days in jail.
Among the evidence submitted was a
quart bottle full of whisky. When. the
court adjourned, the judge sided up to
the prosecuting attorney and said:
Full bottle of whisky, amt it,
YES"
..SmelIs 'sif it was mighty good stuff,
eh:'
You bet it is good stuff"
Say, the court oughter to have that,
dye know it,
No, sir
Cant you divide with the COURT
Not much.'
Look here-you and the constable
amt going To hog that whole bottle, are
you:"
That's just it.
Going off together to have a bin
drunk
Yes. sir
well. that's tbunderin' pretty way
to use this court. Say. gimme that bot
tie of liquor and I'll go to Jail with the
prisoner and let you run things to suit
yourself for the whole thirty days.